Book · Nicomachean Ethics
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Author: Aristotle
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Is not this the answer? that the case is not quite fairly stated,
because of some other good, such as credit or the abstract
honourable, in the supposed case the man did get the larger
share. And again, the difficulty is solved by reference to the
definition of unjust dealing: for the man suffers nothing
contrary to his own wish, so that, on this score at least, he is
not unjustly dealt with, but, if anything, he is hurt only.
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